Editing Arno Schmidt (section)

==Bibliography==
===Novels===

*''Brand's Haide'' (1951). ''Brand's Heath''
* ''Schwarze Spiegel'' (1951). ''Dark Mirrors''
*''Aus dem Leben eines Fauns'' (1953). ''Scenes from the Life of a Faun''
*''Das steinerne Herz'' (1954). ''The Stony Heart''
*''KAFF auch Mare Crisium'' (1960). ''B/Moondocks''
*''Nobodaddy's Kinder'' (1963). ''Nobodaddy's Children''; collects ''Aus dem Leben eines Fauns, Brand's Haide, Schwarze Spiegel''
*''[[Bottom's Dream|Zettels Traum]]'' (1970). ''Bottom's Dream''
* ''[[The School for Atheists|Die Schule der Atheisten]]'' (1972). ''The School for Atheists''
* ''Abend mit Goldrand'' (1975). ''Evening Edged in Gold''
*''Julia, oder die Gemälde'' (unfinished, 1983).

=== Novellas and short stories ===
* ''Leviathan'' (1949). Includes: ''Enthymesis'', ''Gadir'', ''Leviathan''
*''Die Umsiedler – 2 Prosastudien'' (1953)''.'' Includes: ''Die Umsiedler'' (''The Displaced'') and ''Alexander''
*''Seelandschaft mit Pocahontas'' (1955). ''Lake Scenery with Pocahontas''
* ''Kosmas oder Vom Berge des Nordens'' (1955)
* ''Tina oder über die Unsterblichkeit'' (1956)
* ''Goethe und einer seiner Bewunderer'' (1957)
* ''[[The Egghead Republic|Die Gelehrtenrepublik]]'' (1957). ''The Egghead Republic'' (trans. Michael Horovitz, 1979) and ''Republica Intelligentsia'' (trans. John E. Woods, 1994)
* ''Rosen und Porree'' (1959). Collects ''Pocahontas'', ''Die Umsiedler'', ''Alexander'' and ''Kosmas''
* ''Kühe in Halbtrauer'' (1964). Later published as ''Ländliche Erzählungen'' (''Country Matters'')
* ''Trommler beim Zaren'' (1966). Short story anthology.

=== Dialogues ===
* ''Massenbach, Cooper, Brockes, Fouqué, Pape, Schnabel, Europa, Wieland, Meyern, Meisterdiebe, Klopstock, Moritz''
* ''Joyce, May, Stifter, Krakatau, Herder, Vorspiel, Oppermann, Wezel, Kreisschlösser, Müller, Tieck, Schefer, Dickens''
* ''Das Zweite Programm, Joyce, May, Frenssen, Stifter, Gutzkow, Lafontaine, Joyce, Collins, Bulwer-Lytton, Spindler''

=== Literary theory ===
* ''Fouqué und einige seiner Zeitgenossen'', biography of [[Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué]], 1958 (2nd, extended ed. 1960)
*''Dya Na Sore'' (1958)
*''Belphegor'' (1961)
* ''Sitara und der Weg dorthin'', biography of [[Karl May]], 1963
*''Die Ritter vom Geist'' (1965)
*''Der Triton mit den Sonnenschirm'' (1969). ''The Triton with the Parasol''

===English translations===
* ''The Egghead Republic'' – 1979 (''Die Gelehrtenrepublik'', trans. [[Michael Horovitz]])
* ''Evening Edged in Gold'' – 1980 (''Abend mit Goldrand'', trans. [[John E. Woods (translator)|John E. Woods]])
* ''Scenes from the Life of a Faun'' – 1983 (''Aus dem Leben eines Fauns'', trans. [[John E. Woods (translator)|John E. Woods]]; revised in 1995)
* ''Collected Early Fiction, 1949–1964'', in four volumes (all trans. [[John E. Woods (translator)|John E. Woods]]):
** Volume 1: ''Collected Novellas'' – 1994; collects ''Enthymesis'' (1949), ''Leviathan'' (1949), ''Gadir'' (1949), ''Alexander'' (1953), ''The Displaced'' (1953), ''Lake Scenery with Pocahontas'' (1955), ''Cosmas'' (1955), ''Tina'' (1956), ''Goethe'' (1957) and ''Republica Intelligentsia'' (1957)
** Volume 2: ''Nobodaddy's Children'' – 1995; collects ''Scenes from the Life of a Faun'' (1953), ''Brand's Heath'' (1951) and ''Dark Mirrors'' (1951)
** Volume 3: ''Collected Stories'' – 1996; collects ''Aus der Inselstraße'' (''Tales from Island Street'') (16 stories, 1955–1962), ''Stürenburg-Geschichten'' (''Stürenburg Stories'') (9 stories, 1955–1959), ''Country Matters'' (9 stories and the novella ''[[Caliban over Setebos|Caliban über Setebos]]'' (''Caliban upon Stetebos''), 1960–1964)
** Volume 4: ''Two Novels'' – 1997; collects ''The Stony Heart'' (1954) and ''B/Moondocks'' (1960)
* ''Radio Dialogs I'' – 1999 (trans. [[John E. Woods (translator)|John E. Woods]])
* ''[[The School for Atheists]]'' – 2001 (''Die Schule der Atheisten'', trans. [[John E. Woods (translator)|John E. Woods]])
* ''Radio Dialogs II'' – 2003 (trans. [[John E. Woods (translator)|John E. Woods]])
* ''Bottom's Dream'' – 2016 (''[[Zettels Traum]]'', trans. [[John E. Woods (translator)|John E. Woods]])